The Blessing of the Build occurs at the beginning of every Habitat build to celebrate the community of volunteers, supporters, and community members coming together to build a stronger community. Participants are invited to write a message of encouragement on the boards.
Family Events
PAWSTAPALOOZA
Join the Lakes Area Humane Society team for a ‘PAWSTA-filled’ day to raise money and awareness for the furry friends we call family!
Fundraiser: Pasta, raffle prizes, and more!
**Free will offering for pasta.
Stop in at the shelter to purchase your $20 raffle ticket, or contact Ida at 320-808-8227 or one of the LAHS board members. Tickets also available at the door!
Recovery Walk
Help STOMP THE STIGMA!! Join us for the 3rd Annual Recovery Walk. We’ll start at Big Ole park, walk about 10 blocks, returning to the park for burgers, hot dogs and fellowship. ALL community members are welcome!! We DO recover!
Smart Alex Trivia
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Join KIK-fm and COOL 94.3 every Thursday night at Copper Trail Brewing for Smart Alex Trivia.
It’s FREE to play. The top scoring team each week wins a $50 gift card, second place is $30, third place is $10.
Everyone who plays will have the opportunity to win a $200 Copper Trail gift card.
Thai in July at Country Blossom Farm
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Enjoy Thai food by the Healds! This is a dine in or to-go meal. All food is served in a to-go box.
Each meal will include an order of Yellow Curry (Chicken, Potatoes, Carrots, Onions, Green Beans & Yellow Curry) with Jasmine rice and 1 hard cider or 1 non-alcoholic beverage of your choice.
Place your order online for pick up on Friday, July 12th from 5pm – 7pm.
The cost is $20+tax. We may have additional quantities available, but it is not guaranteed without an order. *Must be 21 or older and present a valid ID for Hard Cider.
FREE MN Twins Play Ball! Youth Baseball Clinic
The summer of 2024 marks the 64th year the Minnesota Twins and the Twins Community Fund, in partnership with Great River Energy, will offer FREE youth baseball and softball clinics!
Created in 1961 by longtime Twins scout, Angelo Guiliani, the clinic program serves as a way for the Minnesota Twins to promote baseball and softball to boys and girls throughout the Upper Midwest. Since the program’s inception, more than 800,000 youth have participated in a Twins youth clinic.
The Twins Community Fund Youth Clinics are designed to teach fundamentals, including hitting, throwing, and defense in a fun and encouraging atmosphere. The clinics provide instruction for boys and girls ages 6-12. The Twins provide all the necessary equipment for the clinic. Participants are asked to bring their own gloves. Event will take place at the Alexandria Area High School Softball Complex, and if there’s inclement weather it will be held at Discovery Middle School.
The Twins Community Fund Youth Clinics have always been, and will continue to be, available to participants and host communities free of charge. Registration is required to participate in a clinic – participants can register at www.playballmn.com. Funding for the Youth Clinic program is provided by the Twins Community Fund and Great River Energy.